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Highlights of Business Today 08th September 2019, issue:
The latest issue of Business Today carries a cover story on India’s Best SMEs.

• Small and Medium Enterprises that have shown outstanding performance despite tough times. To know more read India’s Best SMEs.
• The government and other lenders, including fintech firms, need to be more aggressive in MSME lending. Find out more at Small Steps To A Big Gain.
• SMEs continue to navigate choppy waters with the help of technology and government initiatives. To know more read Beating The Odds.
• The automobile industry is in the middle of an unprecedented slowdown. With companies beginning to lay off workers, the worst is yet to come. Read more at In Reverse Gear.
• Abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A might excite investors, but for real investments to come in, Jammu and Kashmir regions will need major infrastructure buildup. Find out more at Far From Reality.
• How new CEO Ravneet Gill is managing troubles at the new-generation Yes Bank, where there is no end to asset quality surprises and capital levels are inadequate for future growth. To know more read The Fire Fighter.

All this and much more in the September 8, 2019 issue of Business Today. So buy now!

Household Debt Trap

Policy push needed to correct the imbalance.

1 min

Growing Volumes

The Cargo consolidator has been growing at a fast clip on the back of its innovative business model.

2 mins

The Automobile Industry - In The Middle Of An Unprecedented Slowdow

The automobile industry is in the middle of an unprecedented slowdown. With companies beginning to lay off workers, the worst is yet to come.

9 mins

Can Go-Working Operators In India Survive?

There are over 300 co-working operators in India. Can they survive?

9 mins

“There Is No Question Of Me Not Meeting The Deadline”

Punit Goenka, the 43-year-old Managing Director and CEO of Zee Entertainment, is fondly called ‘Mr Positive’ by his colleagues. Goenka has lived up to his positive and calm image even during the toughest phase of his professional life when the company has to repay a 6,776 crore debt by September 30. The promoters of Zee (part of Essel Group) recently sold 11 per cent stake for 4,224 crore to financial investor Invesco Oppenheimer in a bid to reduce their total debt of 11,000 crore. “It is life as usual,” says Goenka as he stresses that he is confident of repaying the debt. In a conversation with BT’s Ajita Shashidhar, he talks about how he has been approaching the debt crisis and his plans after he gets done with the repayment. Edited excerpts:

7 mins

How To Manage Your Money!

How to manage your money better by using latest apps and other digital upgrades.

9 mins

Steps To Insure Yourself Against Online Hacking

As online hacking into personal and financial data becomes more sophisticated and invasive, take these steps to insure yourself against losses.

5 mins

Plan Wisely For Life Goals

The Sain family should liquidate one real estate asset and invest in aggressive hybrid equity funds, says Mumbai-based Financial Planner

3 mins

Travelling At Sonic Speed

The Hyperloop is not just incredibly fast but also syncs with an automated traffic management system.

2 mins

Build It Like A Coder

You may not be a person who codes, but you can still create your very own ‘skills’ and ‘actions’ on alexa and google, and share it with the world.

4 mins

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